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39 Cards in this Set
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Temple of Hercules Victor, Forum Boarium
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Portrait Statue of Aulus Metellus
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Early 1st century BC
Orator Significance of Age |
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Model of the Palatine Hill with Iron Age Huts, Rome
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Sanctuary of Fortuna at Praeneste (Palestrina), reconstruction drawing
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Sanctuary of Fortuna at Praeneste (Palestrina)
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Begun 2nd century BC, renovated around 80 BC
Takes advantage of hill -- porticos on different levels Symmetrical design Guided perspective Doric Columns |
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Paris/Munich reliefs - detail of Census frieze
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100 BC
Circus Flaminius |
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Paris/Munich reliefs - detail of Census frieze
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Paris/Munich reliefs - detail of Thaiosos frieze
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Early 1st century BC
Marble Events placed in succession |
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Aemilius Paullus monument, Delphi, fragments of battle frieze
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168 BC
First relief to depict actual event |
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Portrait of Pompey, Copenhagen
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First century AD
Verism -- attempt at portraying realism This is more of an attempt at character description |
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Temple of Portunus, Forum Boarium
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Late 2nd century BC
Derived from Etruscan prototype: high podium, deep porch, frontal approach Engaged columns, of the Ionic style |
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Theater of Pompey - model
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55 BC
Circus Flaminius |
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Portrait of Republican Man, Glyptotek
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Portrait of Republican Man, New York
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Tabularium, Forum Romanum
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Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus, Capitoline Hill, reconstruction
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Sanctuary of Jupiter Anxur, Terracina, reconstruction drawing
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Theater of Pompey, fragments of the Marble Plan
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AD 193-235
Shows clearly that Pompey disguised his theatre as a sacred precinct to accomplish his immortality |
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Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus, plan
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Head of Man ("Brutus") from Rome
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First Century BC
Bronze Establishes virtues associated with distinguished Romans |
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Portrait of Caesar from Tusculum
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Republican Man from Torlonia
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Theater of Marcellus, model of interior
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Ara Pacis Augustae, Aeneas Panel
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Cloak -- acting as priest while assisted with sacrifice
Augustus plays on his dynastic relationship to these heroes |
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Ara Pacis Augustae
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13-9 BC
Altar of Augustan Peace Product of propaganda program |
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Ara Pacis Augustae, South Frieze
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Details imperial procession
Each person is different -- very skilled/time consuming |
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Ara Pacis Augustae, Tellus Panel
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Tellus (Mother Earth) with two babies to emphasize fertility
Augustan peace spreads over the world |
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Augustus Prima Porta
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Early first century AD
Bare feet - hero Cupid, riding dolphin - Julian family was decended from Venus Thinly veiled devine references here Breastplate about propaganda program Figure receiving the standard represents the Romans over Parthians |
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Augustus from the Via Labicana
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First Century AD
Toga over head - Augustus as a priest (pontifex maximus) most important priest |
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Forum of Augustus, detail of caryatids
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Forum of Augustus, model
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Temple of Mars Ultor, Forum of Augustus, drawing
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Late 1st century BC
Back of the forum Augustus, on the axis |
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Mausoleum of Augustus
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25 BC
Message of stability, dynasty |
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Theater of Marcellus
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Late 1st century BC
Built for Augustus's son-in-law |
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1. Podium
2. Engaged Column 3. Freestanding Column 4. Entrance Steps 5. Pronaos 6. Cella |
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Tuscan Column
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Doric Column
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Ionic Column
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Corinthian Column
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